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THBASSORTED STERLING, SILVER-PLATED, AND OTHER ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE
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LiveSep 6, 2024
Jeffrey S. Evans & Assoc., Inc. info@jeffreysevans.com
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- Lot Description
ASSORTED STERLING, SILVER-PLATED, AND OTHER ARTICLES, LOT OF NINE, comprising a sterling silver reticulated basket by Dominick & Haff of New York City, NY (active 1872-1928), a curling iron with a hollow sterling handle and a mother-of-pearl button, a coin silver shell sugar spoon by Palmer[s?] & Bachelders of Boston, MA (active 1846-1867), a Britannia metal tablespoon by Dixon & Son of Sheffield, England, an advertising brass-toned bon bon spoon for Utopian Chocolates, and four silver-plated pieces consisting of an Aesthetic Movement No. 1650 cake basket by Meriden Silver Plate Co. of Meriden, CT (active 1869-1960s) having bird, umbrella, hand fan, and blossom design to interior and raised on a pedestal-type base with feet, a small covered serving dish by Art S. Co., a porringer by Wm. Rogers & Son/Mfg. Co. of Hartford, CT (active 1865-1990s), and a demitasse or toy spoon by Crown Silver Plate Co. Most with marks. Total weight of sterling basket and coin silver sugar spoon: 7.995 ozt. 19th/first half 20th century. Cake basket 13 3/4" HOA, 6 1/8" H rim, 10" D rim.
Condition
Fair to very good overall condition with wear, surface scratches, and other imperfections including nicks, bending, dents, worn spots/losses to silver-plating/metal finishes, etc.; sugar spoon with a split and a hairline to bowl near terminal of handle; tablespoon with a repair to handle.
- Provenance
Deaccessioned by the Bennington Museum, Bennington, VT. All proceeds will go toward the museum's Collections Acquisition Fund.
Both baskets and covered serving dish: Gift of Miss Jessamine M. Smith.
Sugar spoon: Gift of Mrs. Wallace Benward.
Tablespoon: Gift of Miss Mabel Magee.
Other two spoons: Gift of Mrs. Hazel Wilson. - Shipping Info
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Sales Tax Information may be found on the Virginia Department of Taxation website.
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** Storage Fee Information
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After 35 days, there will be a storage fee implemented, of $10 per day, per large item e.g. furniture, and $5 per day, per small item.
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